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# Chart

Chart widgets let you visualize device data over time.

Chart widgets show your device data over time using line, bar, or area charts. You can mix chart types and show data from one or many devices.

{% hint style="success" %}
Chart widget supports multiple data points from one device or from devices in different projects.
{% endhint %}

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### Chart – Single Metric

Displays one metric from a single device using line, bar, or area style.

{% @arcade/embed flowId="RKPSZrEg3OvAQZGWfPRJ" url="<https://app.arcade.software/share/RKPSZrEg3OvAQZGWfPRJ>" %}

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### Chart – Multiple Metrics (Single Device)

Shows multiple metrics from the same device. Each metric can use a different chart type.

{% hint style="success" %}
You can follow the same steps to select data from multiple devices, even across different projects.
{% endhint %}

{% @arcade/embed flowId="QC8a8DSl1kbzJ0cVApLy" url="<https://app.arcade.software/share/QC8a8DSl1kbzJ0cVApLy>" %}

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### Chart – Mixed Display

A more advanced example, including multiple data points, multiple Y-axes, timescale options, and zoom functionality enabled.

{% @arcade/embed flowId="ULWuWAFFT1tFW6uUScj4" url="<https://app.arcade.software/share/ULWuWAFFT1tFW6uUScj4>" %}

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